Kerry Cox is a senior civil engineer supervisor. She is a project manager in design for consultant-designed projects.

As a communication studies major, PennDOT was not the first organization I thought of when looking for summer employment.

Rehabilitating a 321-year-old bridge – the oldest structure still in use in America – is no easy task. Yet the current rehabilitation of the

Pennsylvania's roads are only as safe at the materials PennDOT uses. That's why we have an entire lab devoted to testing material integrity.

Philip Mutunga is a strategic environmental management program manager for PennDOT's Pittsburgh-area district office.

So, you went after that 15 percent or more in car insurance savings and now PennDOT is thinking you’re uninsured!

Dependability has been a hallmark of PennDOT District 3 Building Maintenance Foreman Fred Stackhouse's 20-year career with the department.

When it comes to designing a transportation project, it's important to get accurate measurements. PennDOT uses photogrammetry and LiDAR.

PennDOT recently released a new traffic data information application called the Traffic Information Repository, or TIRe.

For the last five years, Tom Helsel has been the assistant construction engineer for the Route 219 Project in Somerset County.